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Success With Hypothyroidism?

Are there any sleevers out there who suffer from hypothyroidism and have been successful? Please advise.

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I do not have hypothyroidism, but I'm curious as to why someone with this disorder can't take medication for this to enhance weight loss with surgery?

I have hypothyroidism. I take medication for it though. I'm down 85 lbs since may with 25 to go. Good luck!

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I do not have hypothyroidism' date=' but I'm curious as to why someone with this disorder can't take medication for this to enhance weight loss with surgery? [/quote']

I am not understanding enhance weight loss. I have no thyroid. The thyroid helps regulate metabolism.

I was referring to those who have a thyroid but it is slow to metabolize. Having no thyroid is a dilemma. have you spoke with your surgeon about this? I'd be interested in finding more info on this. :)

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That is my next question for my surgeon. I was just curious if there is anyone who has been successful without a thyroid prior to me approaching my surgeon.

Are there any sleevers out there who suffer from hypothyroidism and have been successful? Please advise.

I had to have my thyroid removed 12 yrs ago and have taken meds to replace the lost hormones ever since. I had the same fears that you have but so far everything's going great. I had my sleeve surgery on July 9 and have lost 55lbs and feel fantastic!!!

I had my thyroid removed less than two years ago my surgeon said that he wants my Tsh at a normal level before he will do the surgery. He indicated that that will optimize my success. I think you'll be fine as long as your levels are good.

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My levels are in the high range and hopefully with a change in medication, I can get into the normal range.

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i have hypothyroidism bmi 40 my level is wnl do you think I will be approved for surgery,is hypothyroid a comorbidity?

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